Sentence examples for opportunity any from inspiring English sources
At first glance this speaks volumes for equality of opportunity: any white man who was at Magdalen apparently has an excellent chance of reaching the top in politics.
Knowing that he would not have that opportunity any more, Mr. Galu recently bought a volleyball and wrote on it the names of many of his approximately 250 players and all the titles they won.
It is futile to keep talking of "including the poor" within the ambit of capitalist opportunity: any good capitalist like our chancellor, George Osborne, understands very well that inequality and impoverishment (codename "austerity") is absolutely central to the creation and concentration of wealth.
Jennie Mather didn't need that opportunity any more; she had found her true calling as an industry scientist.
"Offering virtual presence is the most powerful opportunity any company has ever had," says Anssi Vanjoki, Nokia's executive vice president for multimedia.
His definition of a comeback opportunity: Any time a quarterback takes the field late in the fourth quarter facing a deficit of between 1 and 8 points.
"We can't afford to overlook these opportunities any longer".
This voice is just one of many in a region where a new generation is refusing to be denied their rights and opportunities any longer.
Have you ever had any opportunity — or any interest — in profiling any of the world's best women's players?
For me, that's one of the biggest problem in Italy – opportunities, any kind of prospects for young people".
When does "any opportunity" to strengthen capital cushions really mean an opportunity to be ignored?
